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WorksheetsUnderstanding Physiological Disorders Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the definition of a physiological disorder?
A disorder affecting only mental health
A disorder affecting the normal functioning of organs or body systems
A disorder caused by bacteria only
A disorder that only affects children
Which of the following is a common sign of a physiological disorder?
Hallucinations
High blood pressure
Forgetfulness
Increased creativity
Which of the following is a symptom rather than a sign?
Rash
Fever
Pain
Swelling
Which of the following is a possible cause of physiological disorders?
Genetic factors
Poor spelling
Lack of exercise
Both A and C
Which investigation is considered routine in health care?
MRI scan
Blood pressure measurement
PET scan
Genetic sequencing
Which of the following is a specialised investigation technique?
Checking pulse rate
X-ray imaging
Measuring height
Weighing the patient
What is the main role of primary health care settings?
Provide specialised surgery
Offer first point of contact and general health services
Conduct advanced laboratory tests
Only treat emergencies
Which of the following is an example of a secondary health care setting?
GP surgery
Hospital outpatient department
Pharmacy
School nurse office
What is a tertiary health care setting?
A local clinic
A highly specialised hospital or centre
A community health centre
A walk-in centre
Which professional is most likely to diagnose a physiological disorder?
Teacher
Doctor
Chef
Architect
Which of the following is a non-invasive treatment option for physiological disorders?
Surgery
Medication
Biopsy
Endoscopy
Which of the following is an invasive treatment option?
Physiotherapy
Surgery
Counselling
Dietary advice
Which investigation is commonly used to diagnose diabetes?
Chest X-ray
Blood glucose test
MRI scan
Urine dipstick for protein
Which professional is involved in the assessment of physiological disorders?
Paramedic
Nurse
Social worker
All of the above
Which of the following is a community health approach?
Home visits by district nurses
Surgery in a hospital
MRI scan in a tertiary centre
Genetic counselling in a laboratory
Which routine investigation is used to check for anaemia?
Blood pressure measurement
Full blood count
ECG
Urine test
Which specialised investigation is used to examine the heart’s electrical activity?
Ultrasound
ECG (Electrocardiogram)
Spirometry
Blood test
Which of the following is NOT a sign or symptom of a physiological disorder?
Shortness of breath
High temperature
Improved memory
Swelling
Which health care setting is most likely to provide long-term rehabilitation?
Primary care
Tertiary care
Community health care
Secondary care
Which of the following is a cause of physiological disorders?
Viral infection
Poor nutrition
Genetic mutation
All of the above
Which professional is responsible for prescribing medication for physiological disorders?
Physiotherapist
Doctor
Social worker
Occupational therapist
Which investigation is used to assess lung function?
Spirometry
ECG
Blood pressure measurement
MRI scan
Which of the following is a routine investigation in health care?
Blood test
PET scan
Genetic sequencing
Endoscopy
Which health care setting is usually the first point of contact for patients?
Secondary care
Primary care
Tertiary care
Community care
Which of the following is a specialised investigation for neurological disorders?
MRI scan
Blood pressure measurement
Urine test
Height measurement
Which professional is involved in the treatment of physiological disorders?
Nurse
Doctor
Physiotherapist
All of the above
Which of the following is a sign of cardiovascular disorder?
Swollen ankles
Headache
Rash
Sore throat
Which investigation is used to detect bone fractures?
X-ray
ECG
Spirometry
Blood test
Which health care setting provides specialist consultations and treatments?
Primary care
Secondary care
Community care
Home care
Which of the following is a non-invasive investigation?
Endoscopy
Blood pressure measurement
Biopsy
Surgery
